I've already had a massive post about this before, but when I was diagnosed with ADD I had no idea how much of my life it was affecting.
Until I saw this video about 3 years ago, it shook me to my core, everything he said lined up and made sense now. I used to go by the name BallisticGe0rge because of my short temper. I always thought that was just who I was, but this explained it.
No joke I'm literally doing this with "History of the world i guess" right now. Maybe I'll watch it a few mins from now, but it's been on that list since it came out. Not sure what I'm waiting for. I loved the first one and all that Bill Wurtz has done. Maybe I want to preserve it because when I watch it that'll be it. Maybe I'm afraid it won't be as good. Maybe I'm torn between redditing, finishing work for a potential client, self-indulging in creating music only I want, and sleeping. Or maybe just depressed. Anyway I should go watch that.
I'm a bit different on this one. I am genuinely curious about my disorder so sitting through that one video was a delight. The proceeding videos, however, well... those will definitely be watched later.
Watched the first video and disagree. How can he say that it's only delay? There are archetypal traits in ADHD that you simply will not find (or won't find to the same degree) in most people of any age.
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u/GloriousGe0rge May 30 '17 edited May 30 '17
I've already had a massive post about this before, but when I was diagnosed with ADD I had no idea how much of my life it was affecting.
Until I saw this video about 3 years ago, it shook me to my core, everything he said lined up and made sense now. I used to go by the name BallisticGe0rge because of my short temper. I always thought that was just who I was, but this explained it.
Edit - Here's the entire series of his presentation, anyone dealing with ADHD should definitely watch it.